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THE SERVICES

NEWS ABOUT THE

ROYAL NAVY

HOME FLEET, COMMAND Admiral Sir Roger Backhouse hauled down his flag on April 12

The

SERVICES

East London, April 21-25; and will, was of the support that can be return to Simonstown on April given by a field brigade of 18pdrs.. 27.

4.5.in. howitzers, and sin. gans: NAVAL APPOINTMENTS and then the putting down of a following appointments smoke screen was demonstrated. in HMS. Nelson on relinquishing have been made by the Admiral-Counter battery work by medium the post of Commander-in-Chief, ty

artillery was next be shown, and Home Fleet, which he has held. Cdr.-J. Harding, to President, after that the engagement of a since August. 1835. The occasion for duty inside Admiralty (May 2) counter-attack. The day's work marked probably the termination and to York (May 9).

ended with a demonstration of of his active career afloat, which Lt.-Cars-E. D. J. Abbot, to Ramll-anti-aircraft work by a battery of begaz in August, 1894, when, on ues (May; 41: G. B. H. Fawkes, to Sim A.A. guns. leaving the Britannia, he was Victory, for crse. (May 91; W. F. appointed 15. midshipman to Haseltoot, to Batham (April 18). demonstrations were supplied by EMS. Repulse In the Channel Chaplain.—The Rev. R. W the IX Field Brigade, 3rd Medium Squadron. In September he will Knight, to Sussex (April 12). Brigade, and "L" Battery, RHA. succeed Admiral of the Fleet Lord

L13.-R. P. O'Sullivan, to Hotspur | The demonstrations Included Chatfeld as First Sen Lord.

(April 9); L. St. G. Rich, to Ramil-anti-tank work by both anti-air- lles (April 16); G. 8. Salt, to Ark craft and 18pdr. guns.

→ SUBMARINE ALLOWANCE

The guns and personnel for the

INCREASED ESTABLISHMENT OF BOYS

A new Order in Council sanc-Royal (April 20): P. M. Bliss, to tions the payment of first lev- Southampton (April 21): E C. tenant's allowance at the rate of F. Nicolay, to Iron Duke (April ia. 6d. a day to omcers performing 25); a. J. Luther. to Cossack

The Wat Once announces that the duties of first lieutenant of a (undated),

the peace establishment of boys FEQUP of submarines in Immediate Ca. Gunner.-H. Creasey," to in regiments of Cavalry of the Reserve. The allowance has re-Barham (May 3).

Line, battalions of Foot Guards, trospective effect from January Gunners.-G. D. Brook, to Kent and Infantry of the Line at home 14, 1938.

[ (April 25);" T. G. Cartwright, to is be increased' 83 follows:- |Rodney (April 2); 0.8, Lyons, F. Cavalry of the Line,. from. § to The battleship Barham, Captain Cull, J. J. Smith, LP J20: Foot Guards, from 15 to 30: H. E. Horan, D.R.C., which retur-Thomas, G. G. Wilson, to Excellent, Infantry,, of the Line. from 18 to ned to Portsmouth on February 18 for crse (May 2).

H.M.S. BARHAM

on being relieved as flagship in the Mediterranean by the Warsplte,

PROMOTIONS

130. In killed regiments three boys In addition to the 30 will be allowed for training as tailors, but

Lt. (E) Retd.-E. Crossen, J. W. will count against the establish-

will recommission for service. in the 1st Battle Squadron, Mediter-Jenkins, to rank of Lt-Car. (E).ment of men. ranean, on May 24, and leave for retd. (seny. respectively April 15 her station about the and of May.

AUSTRALIAN ENGINEER

OFFICER

The Commonwealth Naval Board have appointed Engineer Commander A. C. W. Mears. RAN for duty at Austrália House

and 18).

Cd. Engr.-J. Sowrey, to rank of LA (E) (seny, April 1).

THE ARMY

NEW 'Q.M.G. IN INDIA

ROYAL AIR FORCE

OBSERVER CORPS »

A new Midland Area of the Observer Corps has been organiz- ed with headquarters at the RAF

Lieutenant-General Sir Bertrand station at Grantham. The Com- as naval engineer chicer on the Moberly. KCIE. C.B., DA.O. re-mandant is Group Captain V. O. staff of the High Commissiorier, to cently promoted to that rank, has Rees, O.B.E, formerly in command

date March 10, 1838, in succession to Engineer Commander D. P. Her-: bert, R.AN,

ZEEBRUGGE REUNION

· Admiral of the Fleet Sir Roger Keyes will preside at the annual reunion dinner at the May Fair Hotel of officers who took part in the operations against Zeebrugge and Ostend on April 23 and Nay

10. 1918.

taken over the appointment of Quartermaster-General in India

K.C.B. CMG., D.8.O.

of the Northern Area Headquar ters of the latter have been moved from General Sir Arthur Moens, Catterick stations Yorks. Alr Com- from Hucknall station. Notts, to

modore H. Le M. Brock, C.B.. D.S.O.. retired, has been appointed {to" headquarters of the corps at Stanmore as Deputy Commandafit.

GUNFIRE IN ATTACK AND DEFENCE

Some 500 officers of the three Bervices arrived at Larkhill for the demonstrations of

modern

NO. 7 SQUADRON COMMAND gandre in attack and defence re- Wing Commander W. E. Theak has cently, given by the School of been appointed in command of No. AFRICA STATION CRUISE

Artillery.

7 (Bomber) Squadron at Finning- H.MS. Neptune, Captain J. A. V. The Arst demonstration was of ley, Yorks, in succession to Wing Morse, D.S.O., has left Simonstown guns supporting advancing, infan-Commander F. O. Soden, D.FC..

cruise a. training

to the try, who will be opposed by who has taken command of No, 3 eastward, during which she will mechanized cavalry and machine-Armament Training Station visit Port Elizabeth, April 15-21; guns. The second demonstration Sutton Bridge.

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